Medline Industries, LP is recalling various Centurion procedure kits because they contain plastic syringes that are prone to leaking, breaking, and other quality failures. These kits are used for various medical procedures including circumcisions, biopsies, and retinal injections. The recall follows an FDA Safety Alert issued on March 19, 2024, regarding quality issues with these specific Caina-brand syringes.
Defective syringes may leak or break during medical procedures, which can lead to improper dosing, procedure delays, or potential injury to the patient. These issues pose a medium risk to patient health depending on the criticality of the procedure being performed.
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